What It Means:

Heading into his fourth NFL season, Davis is ready to play at full health after recovering from a bothersome ankle injury. "Hurting my ankle, the way I did, it was probably the worst one out of all of them just because I didn't even miss a game," said the Bills' wideout when asked about last season. "But for me, I just felt like I lost a step. Really couldn't do the things that I wanted to do that I was doing early that camp and then the first game or in practice and stuff. I feel great now. Ankle's 100%, body feels great. So, everything's on the up and up now."

When healthy, Davis profiles as a potential WR2 with his ability to stretch the field vertically and create big plays. Per numberFire's models, the 24-year old is our WR37 with projections including 53.7 receptions for 834.5 yards and 5.5 touchdowns on 97.6 targets.